Free Book Offer for Summer Seminar Applicants

If you submitted an application before March 15, and have questions about your free book, please see the FAQs page [4]. 

 

	Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt Don't be fooled by the title! Hazlitt's book builds upon a simple insight, but it is anything but simplistic. Economics novices and experts alike will find food for thought in this clear, incisive, jargon-free book.
	The Law by Frederic Bastiat Bastiat may have written The Law in socialist France but his ideas translate powerfully to today’s society. Bastiat discusses the role that the law plays in upholding rights.
	On Liberty by J.S. Mill Mill’s renowned essay, published in 1859, lays a foundation for individual liberty. Mill articulates the timeless struggle between authority and liberty, and introduces his famous “Harm Principle,” a core classical liberal idea that informs libertarian approaches to current issues.
	Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand Rand’s last and greatest novel weaves her Objectivist philosophy into a story full of mystery, intrigue, and political and social commentary. Rand’s powerful writing and unique perspective draw readers into an intense struggle to live out libertarian values in the face of society’s opposition.
	Ideas for a Free Society (CD-ROM) A compilation  Selections from primary thinkers who have developed impactful ideas related to free societies. Pieces include explanations of general intellectual concepts and challenges, and practical applications of these ideas to public policy. -- Policynetwork.net

 

To receive a free book, applicants must submit a Summer Seminar application with complete responses and a mailing address in the United States or Canada. Applications submitted only for the free book are not eligible. We have limited inventory of some titles and cannot guarantee you will receive the book you request.